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The Abyssal Waste | The Abyssal Waste was the lowest-energy [[manifold]]. Filled with ruined cities, it was a dead desert world under a giant orange sun <ref>https://www.patreon.com/posts/orden-timescape-107021132</ref> where entropy prevailed, and even a capable mind could not form thoughts more complex than base emotion and survival instinct.{{cite book/knw|171}} | ||
[[Demons]] | [[Demons]] were the Abyssal Waste's native inhabitants. Each a unique arrangement of claws, teeth, and organs, demons scrambled over one another as they fought over souls. Their base state was mindlessness, called Lethe, but with enough souls consumed, a demon could gain sapience, memory, and identity. <ref>https://www.patreon.com/posts/orden-timescape-107021132</ref> | ||
[[Khorsekef]] the Infinite, called the Ultralich, ruled the Abyssal Waste from the Necropolitan Ruin at the exact center of the plane. He commanded the [[Court of Decay]]. {{cite book/knw|169}} | |||
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Revision as of 19:45, 18 August 2024
The Abyssal Waste was the lowest-energy manifold. Filled with ruined cities, it was a dead desert world under a giant orange sun [1] where entropy prevailed, and even a capable mind could not form thoughts more complex than base emotion and survival instinct.[2]
Demons were the Abyssal Waste's native inhabitants. Each a unique arrangement of claws, teeth, and organs, demons scrambled over one another as they fought over souls. Their base state was mindlessness, called Lethe, but with enough souls consumed, a demon could gain sapience, memory, and identity. [3]
Khorsekef the Infinite, called the Ultralich, ruled the Abyssal Waste from the Necropolitan Ruin at the exact center of the plane. He commanded the Court of Decay. [4]
- ↑ https://www.patreon.com/posts/orden-timescape-107021132
- ↑ Matthew Colville, et al. Kingdoms & Warfare. (MCDM Productions), pp. 171.
- ↑ https://www.patreon.com/posts/orden-timescape-107021132
- ↑ Matthew Colville, et al. Kingdoms & Warfare. (MCDM Productions), pp. 169.